Around Our Home: Warm Neutral Palette Inspired by Found Shells and Rocks

The other morning after I tidied up our bathroom to photograph my shell collection, I noticed I'd grouped objects with a similar color on our sink countertop.
 
Warm Palette Inspired by Shells and Rocks
 
I'd filled an empty soap dish with a beeswax candle, lip schmear, hair comb, and bobby pin. While looking at these objects, I noticed the Candy Strip shell, robin, and starfish also had similar colors. It was then that I decided to create the collection shown above from objects around our house.
 
Do you collect objects in a certain color palette?
 
Ciao Bella!
Eden!
 
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Credits: All layouts designed by and images taken by Eden Hensley Silverstein for The Road to the Good Life.
 

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